Andy Warhol (After) " Campbell’s Soup Can 11. 53 " (Cream Of Mushroom) Screenprint
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(After) Andy Warhol (1928 –1987, American), “Campbell’s Soup Can 11.53” (Cream of Mushroom) – Open edition silk screen print on museumboard published by Sunday B. Morning. The unframed work of art measures 35 x 23 inches and is stamped in blueon the verso with “Published by Sunday B. Morning” and “fill in your ownsignature.” A Certificate ofAuthenticity issued by Sunday B. Morning and dated November 12, 2018 is included.Shipping is free in the USA.War...hol originally painted 32canvases of different varieties of Campbell’s soup cans between 1961 and 1962in his quest to create fine art based on a recognizable product of certifiablypopular culture. Andy Warhol once saidCampbell’s Soup Cans were his favorite creation. His earlier work in advertising inspired him, and the Campbell’s Soup Cans in particular, symbolized mass-produced, printadvertising. One of the most famous andrecognizable images in art history, Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup cans helpedto usher in the Pop Art movement. Warhol rendered each label by hand, includingall the lettering, aiming to mimic the everyday commercial item as closely aspossible.The original Sunday B.Morning editions from the 1970’s are noted and recognized in Feldman & Schellmann's, Andy Warhol Prints, Catalog Raisonne’ Book. The stamps on the verso of those earlyeditions were in black ink. Since the1990’s, Sunday B. Morning has continued to publish the prints, but with blueink on the verso.
